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Treasure Island Wedding Venues

Treasure Island is an artificial island in San Francisco Bay. It was created in the 1930s for the Golden Gate International Exposition, a World's Fair event, and afterwards was used as a Naval Base. Now Treasure Island is a historical site, and a great little trip out of the city.

Treasure Island holds a monthly marketplace for art, vintage items, antiques, and upcycled treasures, and hosts an annual music festival in October. The area is on the forefront of the trend of urban wineries. The Treasure Island Museum has exhibits on the history of the island, and is undergoing renovations to be better than ever.

Wedding venues on Treasure Island range from historic buildings to locations with incredible views of the San Francisco skyline and the Golden Gate Bridge. Lovers can get hitched in a retro warehouse or for a romantic feel; couples may want to say their vows beneath a stone archway.

For an intimate wedding ceremony on Treasure Island, couples can tie the knot in a vintage loft. Enamored duos who desire a more unique setting for their special day can choose to be surrounded by art deco or interior designs reminiscent of Shanghi.

Couples celebrating with only a few guests have a range of choices for wedding receptions on Treasure Island, including a dining in a Havana style courtyard or having drinks in a softly lit lounge. Twosomes with larger guest lists can get creative with a warehouse space, and use it as a blank canvas to design the ambiance of their dreams for their wedding day.

Couples will have no shortage of picture props from which to choose. They may prefer styles such as a whimsical forest backdrop or the romantic and slightly steamy setting of a boudoir room.

Some things to keep in mind when planning a wedding on Treasure Island are the limited guest capacity of venues and the limited number of accommodations for out of town guests. They may want to make arrangements off the island.